why not number plate recognition and an insurance database before moaning about cyclists.
from the bbc:
The worst offenders were in Greater London, Merseyside and Greater Manchester, with 13%, 12% and 10% of vehicles uninsured, the research found.
The Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB), which compensates people in accidents with uninsured drivers, estimates over 1.7m people drove without cover in 2008.
this is a far bigger problem. cyclists kill something like half a person a year. but 2,538 (2008) people killed by motorised vehicles and many more injured
more cyclists killed in london so far this year than teenagers killed by knife crime. is licensing going to stop cyclist road deaths?
as subjects of the queen we have the right to walk, cycle and ride (horses) on the queens highway motorists are merely licensed and must pay for the privilege, this is discretionary and can be revoked at any time.